So it's Champagne + Fromage right next to Honest Burgers. There's someone's Clapham night out right in Brixton town.
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So main course at Honest and next door for cheese for pud. Where should I have a starter?
Champagne + Fromage for the champagne aperatif, Etta's Kitchen to knock back a couple of oysters, Honest for a burger, LabG for some icecream and back to Vommage for the cheese and a digestif. All within 5 seconds of each other.
Etta's Kitchen to knock back a couple of oysters
Didn't realise Etta's did oysters...
I'm still finding it hard to believe that this brand exists. It's like a 'Grim up North London' cartoon from Private Eye.
leanderman said:Exactly. At the Lido today I bumped into a friend, who is a wine importer, and he was scratching his head too.
Can't move in Brixton these days without bumping into a wine importer.Exactly. At the Lido today I bumped into a friend, who is a wine importer, and he was scratching his head too.
Not Simon?
This is the Kissinger-wins-the-Peace-Prize moment. The moment the Villaaage goes beyond satire.
"Brixton property is bubbling up as champagne bar opens
It will be the second branch of the bar, bistro and deli. The original is in Covent Garden.
Owner Stefano Frigerio said: “I love Brixton Village because it is a very exciting, special place in London, with traditional shops where you can try things from all over the world. From a business point of view, it’s a trendy, booming market with small restaurants like us that are trying to do new things.”
As well as a bistro serving 40 covers, the premises will have a shop with fresh artisanal products from France.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/lond...bbling-up-as-champagne-bar-opens-8848771.html
It may be an independent shop, but glasses of champagne at £8? How is that useful?
When there is still so much deprivation in Brixton, this to me seems morally void and totally inappropriate. Parts of London are like cultural theme parks now, where privileged people sample faux-working-class "artisan" products and observe both poor and ethnic-minority struggle from behind plate glass. Really distasteful.
Get a grip. There is deprivation in all parts of the UK and yes some in brixton but does that mean we don't encourage people to open businesses, create jobs and wealth? I think you need to go back to school and study economics. Brixton is buzzing and it is helping put some hope into an area that used to have none.
Champagne for toffs - oh come on. That's supposed to inspire hope amongst the urban poor is it? It is you who needs to get a grip
I find Hootananny a bit pricey for my tastes.Well if it comes to that, there are a lot of people round here who don't drink in Mango Landin or Effra Social or even Hootenanny because they are out of their price range.
it is helping put some hope into an area that used to have none
Or Federation.Well if it comes to that, there are a lot of people round here who don't drink in Mango Landin or Effra Social or even Hootenanny because they are out of their price range.